Which outcome occurs when runout exceeds machining tolerances?

💡 Explanation

Increased runout during machining causes higher vibration, because radial displacement varies during each revolution promoting chatter. Increased chatter promotes tool wear. Therefore, the surface finish degrades and vibrations become pronounced, rather than improved results.

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